Hello and welcome to EmpowHer,
You cannot become pregnant from this event for several reasons. First of all, sperm cannot travel through clothing, no matter how thin. Secondly, the vagina creates a natural lubricant when sexually aroused. That is the sticky substance you saw, and has no relation to pregnancy. Third, your boyfriend did not ejaculate, nor did he ejaculate into your vagina. Fourth, you can only become pregnant during ovulation which occurs about two weeks after your period. So, even if you did have intercourse, there was no egg to fertilize. Lastly, not only was there no egg, there was no sperm either, making pregnancy even more impossible.
I hope that eases your mind.
Below I have pasted a link to a HER article which talks about outercourse and its relation to pregnancy:
https://www.empowher.com/community/share/outercourse-dry-humping-dry-sex-and-other-sexual-behaviors
I hope that helps. Feel free to use the search bar above to search for more information about sex and pregnancy.
Faith
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Hello and welcome to EmpowHer,
February 14, 2016 - 11:40pmYou cannot become pregnant from this event for several reasons. First of all, sperm cannot travel through clothing, no matter how thin. Secondly, the vagina creates a natural lubricant when sexually aroused. That is the sticky substance you saw, and has no relation to pregnancy. Third, your boyfriend did not ejaculate, nor did he ejaculate into your vagina. Fourth, you can only become pregnant during ovulation which occurs about two weeks after your period. So, even if you did have intercourse, there was no egg to fertilize. Lastly, not only was there no egg, there was no sperm either, making pregnancy even more impossible.
I hope that eases your mind.
Below I have pasted a link to a HER article which talks about outercourse and its relation to pregnancy:
https://www.empowher.com/community/share/outercourse-dry-humping-dry-sex-and-other-sexual-behaviors
I hope that helps. Feel free to use the search bar above to search for more information about sex and pregnancy.
Faith
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